Election of 1963 64 Officers At Spot Line Ad
Spot Line広告 invites American Legion Post No. 365 members to vote on 1963 64 officers with refreshments promised. An auto service ad promotes Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet center and a comfort message line. A house for sale at 125 East South Street Corry part of the Clairbell Kettenring estate, inquiries to Peake & Peake, Corry PA.
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American Legion
Turben
East South Street
Corry
Clairbell Kettenring
Peake & Peake
Local notices list admissions and discharges in Union City area
Report at 7am shows admitted: Mrs. James P. Maloney Lydia Smith and others at addresses in Union City and surrounding towns. Discharged: Henry Davis Jr and Charles L among patients. Several residents listed with home addresses. Also line ad for Line-O-Ad rates and local restaurant and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Maloney
East Smith Street
William J. Love Jr
West
Washington Street
Karen Sue Bauer
Telford Bauer
Liberty Street
James Haslett
Delaware Street
Helen A. Pless
White Street
Henry Davis Jr
West Frederick Street
Charles L
Richard Bailey
West Pleasant Street
Neil Thompson
R. D
Clymer
Janice VanEarden
Larry Davis
Shelley Marie
West Washington Street
John F. Sawyer
Brook Street
William P
George Fox Jr
Congress Street
Union City
Donnell Woods
East 5Th Street
Waterford
James Bauwin
Wattsburg
Ronald Reich
Civil Rights Plan Clears First Congressional Hurdle
President Kennedy’s civil rights program won initial approval as House Judiciary and Senate Commerce committees begin drafting bills. House action likely after Labor Day. Senate fate unclear. Public accommodations measure targets hotels, motels, theaters, restaurants and other businesses serving the public, framed around equal protection and interstate commerce powers.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Commerce
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Judiciary
Emmanuel Celler
DNXY
Commerce Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Ex Publisher George Oliver Succumbs at 85
Former Pittsburgh newspaper publisher and banking industrial family member George Oliver died at his home Friday at age 85. He served as co publisher of the Gazette Times and Chronicle Telegraph from 1919 to 1927 before the papers were sold and became the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph.
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George
Oliver
Pittsburgh
Old Gazette Times
Chronicle Telegraph
Pittsburgh Sun-Tele
Death of Rev Lewellen former Clymer resident at 62
Former Clymer resident Rev Lewellen died yesterday at his Bryson City home aged 62. A retired minister of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church he had served as a missionary in India. Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer 2 4 and 7 9 p m Monday. Funeral arrangements and interment will be announced by the funeral home Monday.
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Lewellen
Clymer
Bryson City
N. C
Christian and Missionary
Allance Church
India
Spitzer
Funeral Rites Planned for Alva E. Rigby in Spartansboro
Funeral services for Alva E. Rigby will be held at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansboro on Sunday at 2 30 p m with interment in Red Oak Cemetery, Rome Township. Friends may call Friday 7 to 10 p m and Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m.
Plant Moves Pittsburgh Plant to Scranton
McKinney Manufacturing Co will relocate its metals fabricating plant from Pittsburgh's North Side to Scranton due to old, outmoded and inefficient facilities. The announcement was made yesterday amid coverage by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
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Pittsburgh
McKinney Manufacturing Co
North Side
Scranton
McKinney
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
More Nuclear Tests Termed Unnecessary
Dr Ralph Lapp a nuclear physicist argues atmospheric nuclear tests do not significantly aid antimisile work. President Kennedy says defense against missiles may be technically unsolvable, stirring Pentagon skepticism about Nike Zeus and broader arms control talks with Britain and the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Ralph Lapp
Lapp
Kennedy
Pentagon
Army
Defense Department
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Ex Schools Head Dies in Blair County
James E. Butts, former Blair County school superintendent from 1942 to 1962, died yesterday in Martinsburg. His tenure saw long service and leadership in local education.
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Altoona
Blair County Schools
James E. Butts
Martinsburg
Gehut
Pa dairy strike ends after 8-county walkout
In Southwestern Pennsylvania a milk truck drivers and dairy workers strike across eight counties ended as 41 companies ratified new two year contracts by Friday night. The final holdouts, five large dairies Isaly Dairy Sealtest Meadow Gold Otto Milk and Country Bell, agreed, ending a stoppage that began in May and affected about 3,000 Local 205 members. New terms include retroactive wage increases to May 1, immediate 5 cent plus 5 cent later raises for 1,800 plant workers, and higher commissions for drivers, with jobs spared where automation reduces staff.
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Pitysburgh
Pennsylvania
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall
Greater Pittsburgh Milk Association
Isaly Dairy
Sealtest
Meadow Gold
Otto Milk
Country Bell
Harry Tevis
Local 20A
Etepl Mi
Lamp Lamps and Furnishings Draw County Hospital Attention
The county board and architects facing scrutiny over hospital purchases heard criticism from Breuckman and commissioners. Johnson defended value, citing sturdy lamps likely to endure patient use and the need to bolt lamps to tables to prevent hazards amid steady or wheelchair patients.
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Pullview
Bxdick
Seasion
Bretickman
William Johnson
Johnson, Horigan and Yaple
Erie
John=son
Bhie
Denmark
Breuckman
Carl Proctor
Johnson
Lamps Meet Durable, Economical Standards for Hospitals
Johnson states that the card covers limits and hazards patients face and that durability over 40 years is the true measure of economy. He notes institutional lamps are moderately priced and designed to endure the abuse of hospital use while matching modern decor.
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Johnson
Body of elderly man found outside Altoona identified
Blair County coroner D. Barold Troxell said Lloyd F. Wright 79 of Altoona died of a heart ailment after his body was found in a gully outside Altoona on July 24 following treatment for a heart condition. Wright, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, formerly lived in Pittsburgh.
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Altoona
D. Barold Troxell
Blair County
Lloyd F. Wright
Troxell
Wright
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
TV Schedule Summary for Saturday to Friday
A dense weekly TV grid lists programs across channels from Saturday to Friday, including sport events like Orioles vs Yankees and Pirates vs Reds, multiple news blocks, dramas, comedies, and variety shows such as Hootenanny, Gunsmoke, Peter Gunn, and Dennis The Menace, with time slots and program pairings. Names of shows, hosts, and collaborations appear with occasional parenthetical channel numbers and miscellaneous notes.
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Three Stooges
Baseball Orioles
Yankees
Baseball Pirates
Reds
Lucy Desi
Sam Benedict
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
Reda
Major Adama
Jane Wyman
Jack Webb
McHale's Navy
ABC. News
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Pueopc
Corry Beverage Company
Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
WOTR
GOD
John Phone
Dri
Flipper
Pogle Lumber
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Sea’s Drugs
Batters Atlantic Service
South Center Street
Brinkley
Harry Reasone
Stoney Burke
Lloyd Bridges
Peter Gunn
Art Linkletter
Password
Ben Casey
Sparta
Carson
Pappy
Mickey Mouse Clan
Bullwinkle
Jetsons
Huntley
Harry
Reasoner
Hon Gothran
Hennesey
Our Man
Ron Cochran
CBS Reports
Dobie Gillis
Dick van Dyke
Our Man Higgins
Hollywood
Patice
Huntley, Brinkley
Harry Reasoner
Bat Masterson
Ozie and Harriet
News
Fair Exchange
Brinkley’s Journal
Perry Mi
Donnaay
Dr. Kildare
Leave It To Beaver
Twilight Zone
My Three Sons
Lively Ones
Captain Sailorbird
Cheyenne
Mitch
Furnstones
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
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